Ni AJ Alarcon
Lubog sa baha at wasak ang ilang bahagi ng mga istruktura sa Cebu dahil sa patuloy na pananalasa ng Bagyong Tino (Kalmaegi) sa Visayas, ayon sa ulat ng National Disaster Risk Reduction and Management Council (NDRRMC) nitong Martes, Nobyembre 4.
By Gianna Bacordo
ONWARDS: Fifty-three years after the declaration of Martial Law, thousands once again take to the streets in the Trillion Peso March. From student arrests to misinformation, this is a deep dive into a country at a political crossroads.
By Maxine AGno
The Ateneo Boys’ Football Team asserted their skill and determination to bag the championship at the Malaysia Borneo Football Cup held from October 27 to 29. The Blue Eagles navigated a challenging three-day competition at the Penampang Stadium.
By AJ Alarcon
President Ferdinand “Bongbong” Marcos Jr. has signed into law Republic Act No. 12312, declaring all Philippine offshore gaming operations (POGOs) and related activities illegal, the Presidential Communications Office (PCO) announced on Wednesday, October 29.
By Ellianna Custodio
RISE, RUSH, RINSE, REPEAT: A certain population of the school community embarks on daily journeys that stretch beyond the requisitions of the academic day; these headstrong individuals are the commuters, silently proving to the world day after day of their perseverance through it all. They always show up, seldom missing a beat — but few know of the dimly lit streets they have to traverse through and the fickleness of their trips. What are the routes that make up their willful facade that is rarely ever seen to be weary?
By Alexaia Bangayan Senate President Pro Tempore Panfilo “Ping” Lacson said on Tuesday, October 28, that the Senate plans to remove around P42 billion in “ayuda” or social assistance funds from the unprogrammed appropriations in the proposed 2026 national budget. Lacson said the move aims to keep unprogrammed appropriations solely for foreign-assisted projects, warning that…
By Rhianna Ramos
The Ateneo de Manila University (ADMU) announced on Monday, October 27, that it is set to open a 15-hectare campus in General Trias, Cavite by 2030 to expand access to Jesuit education outside of Metro Manila.
By Soleina Vasquez
In the end, it is not the loss that lingers but the heart of those who rise and give their all, just like what Ymanuel Antonio Cervantes did in the recent Ateneo High School (AHS) face-off with De La Salle Zobel (DLSZ) on Sunday, October 26, at the Paco Arena.
By Noriko Yamamoto The International Criminal Court (ICC) dismissed former President Rodrigo Duterte’s legal challenge to its authority and rejected his request for an interim release in a ruling dated October 23. Duterte is currently held in The Hague on charges of human rights violations, including murder and attempted murder, linked to his anti-drug campaign…
By Kiera De Guzman
As the ground trembled beneath the mass of a million footsteps, a river of white flooded the streets. The air hummed with hope, and the people refused to stay silent any longer. They stood taller, their shoulders bearing the weight of injustice, a load that has come to be too heavy to ignore.
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